Why everyone is mentioning the location? I thought the location is important only after the interview.
Totally agreed, specially if they fix the formula in cell B4 of the first tabHuge shout-out for the ones who are maintaining the spreadsheet, such dedication. Its useful and fun to follow that, great job!
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Does CIC accepts TOEFL scores as language proofs ?
Because processing takes place in offices depending on where applicants liveWhy everyone is mentioning the location? I thought the location is important only after the interview.
Totally agreed, specially if they fix the formula in cell B4 of the first tab![]()
will add my name once they receive my appWhat's wrong with it? It says Montreal, is that wrong??
No to both.... your vacation was just that. A vacation. You mention that in the calculator.Question: 9(c): During your eligibility period did you live outside of Canada: NO or YES
I have a little confusion in this question. If I visited my home country for 3 weeks, should I tick YES to above question ?
Also, I visited USA for 2 days and lived in a hotel. Do I need to mention the hotel address I lived in Question 10(a) ?
No I mean cell B4 in the Averaged Comparison sheet, it has the numbers only up to row 96What's wrong with it? It says Montreal, is that wrong??
they mean past 4 years from the date of the application1- In question 10 b, they are asking in the past 4 years if the applicant was in another country for more than 183 days. Do they mean past 4 years from the date of the application? Or do they mean 4 Calendar years? The answer is very important for me as if they mean only the past 4 years from October 2017 that means it should go back to Oct 2013 and in this case I won't need to submit a police certificate from UAE where I worked there from the beginning of 2013 till Aug 29th.
No, submit only the documents listed in the checklist that is part of the application package2- I have renewed my PR card about 1 month ago. I did this through using a consultant. The process was a long one and my consultant advised me to include lots of documentations just to convince the processor of my application (they sent a communication asking for colored copies of my passports + translation and the consultant submitted even my bank statement for 4 years along with rental bills, telephone bills, employment contract copies, etc). Should I do the same with my Citizenship application by submitting more than what is required documents? Is there something wrong with submitting more supporting documents than the required ones? I just want to avoid any possible delay in the process especially with the already very long processing time..
Thank you. Great job